Use a skill
Give an installed skill the task, context, and source material it needs to produce a useful review.
A skill is a reusable set of instructions for a focused review. Install it for the agent you use, then ask that agent to apply the method to your task.
Give it the right context
- Describe the decision or question the review should support.
- Share the relevant export, document, reporting window, and definitions.
- Call out constraints such as the campaign objective, attribution model, currency, or approval boundary.
- Review the reasoning and source evidence before acting on a recommendation.
“Use the [skill name] method to review the attached [data or document] for [time period]. Focus on [question or decision], flag assumptions, and separate observed facts from hypotheses.”
Start with the supplied files
Each skill page includes a CSV template, a fictional example, and a reusable business profile. Supply your own objectives, conversion definitions, currency, constraints, and brand facts. Leave unavailable values explicit rather than inventing defaults.
Use a starter bundle when your question spans several reviews. Its prompt keeps conditional steps explicit and produces analysis or proposals; changes to live accounts still need authorization.
Bring your own data
These skills can work from files and context you provide. Orphex MCP may provide data when it is available and authorized, but none of these skills requires an MCP connection. Connectors and live-account access are not part of the skill installation.
Start a live-account review with read-only access. Applying a recommendation requires your approval and the appropriate permissions in the connected tool; skill instructions do not enforce those permissions.